Standen House and Garden

Important notice -

In line with government guidance, outdoor spaces only at Standen are open for local visitors to access for walks. You will need to book your visit in advance.

Arts and Crafts family home with Morris & Co. interiors, set in a beautiful hillside garden

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Standen House and Garden   West Sussex

Please book ahead before visiting

We are in a national lockdown. In line with government guidance the house is closed here at Standen. Our gardens and estate are open for local visits, 10am to 4pm daily. The car park, takeaway café and toilet facilities are open. We've introduced advanced booking to keep everyone safe and maintain social distancing. Pre-booking is essential. Thank you for helping us stay open safely by following Government guidance and staying local.

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Timed entry to Standen House and Garden (11 Jan - 17 Jan)

Sat 16 Jan 2021
10:00-15:00
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Timed entry to Standen House and Garden (18 Jan - 24 Jan)

Mon 18 Jan 2021
10:00-15:00
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The Hall outside the Dining Room at Standen House, West Sussex

Visiting Standen: What you need to know 

We're looking forward to welcoming you to Standen. If you are booking to come and visit, have a read of this information about what to expect from your visit. All visitors will need to pre book a ticket to avoid disappointment.

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Things to see and do 

Autumn in the garden at Standen, West Sussex.

Winter at Standen 

Start the year at Standen and take in the woodland on a wintry walk around the estate. To avoid disappointment please pre-book tickets online in advance for weekends and weekdays before 12.30pm.

Standen Winter Walking

Winter walking at Standen 

This winter there are plenty of walks through 100 acres of the original Standen estate, including ancient woods and frosty fields. Dogs are welcome on a lead. Please note normal admission applies to enter the property and car park. To avoid disappointment please pre-book tickets online in advance.

Standen in the Winter

Winter in the Garden at Standen 

From the first frosts, winter is a colourful time of year in the garden at Standen. Discover winter flowering plants, sculptural trees and bushes and crisp frosty walks through woodland on the estate.

The courtyard at Standen

Discover the rooms at Standen 

Unfortunately we've had to temporarily close the house here at Standen. But here is a peak at what the rooms here have to offer - why not have a look to help plan your visit when we can reopen our doors? Discover the interior and the warm, welcoming feel of the home they planned.

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Eating

Woman holding takeaway hot drink

Feeling peckish? 

Our café has reopened and will initially be serving a limited range of takeaway hot and cold drinks and some light snacks. We’ve introduced new safety measures including screens at our till and collection points, and waymarked routes. We’ll also only be accepting card payment. We look forward to welcoming you back and know that you’ll support us to make this a safe experience for everyone. In line with government guidance visitors to our café will be required to wear a face covering.

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History

House terrace at Standen

See Standen on film 

Art historian Abigail Harrison-Moore previously visited Standen. See her fascinating short film here, created by HENI talks.

Letter to Miss Amy Beale from Philip Webb, dated 3 August 1893

A history of Standen 

Philip Webb often drew inspiration from landscapes and historic buildings, and decided to preserve and incorporate some of the medieval farm buildings on the site into his design. Despite these historic influences, Standen was built as a thoroughly modern home, complete with central heating and electricity.

The Beale Family c.1900 outside the house

A history of the Beale family 

The Beales were one of a number of prominent non-conformist families from Birmingham, who had prospered during the city’s manufacturing boom, and dominated the social and business life of the city.

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Art and collections

Our collections

Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Standen House and Garden on the National Trust Collections website

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